Australian state compliant

Trust accounting built for Australian law firms.

Law App includes fully compliant trust accounting built directly into the platform. Receipts, payments, transfers, reconciliation, and statutory reporting — all in one system, no add-on required.

Australian state compliant
Statutory reports built in
Bulk transfers
No add-on required
Law App - Trust List 🔍
Law App - Trust List
6AU states
Built inNo add-on
BulkTransfer requisitions
FullStatutory reporting
AUAzure Australia East
What's included

Complete trust accounting. Nothing extra to buy.

Trust accounting is included in Law App's standard per-file subscription. No separate module. No additional fee. No integration with a third-party trust system. Compliant with Australian state trust accounting requirements. NSW Law Society certification currently being applied for.

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Trust Receipts

Record trust receipts against any matter. Receipts post to the matter trust ledger and the trust account simultaneously, keeping your records accurate at the moment of entry.

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Trust Payments

Process trust payments directly from the matter. Payment authority workflows ensure no funds leave trust without the correct approval and documentation on file.

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Trust Transfers

Transfer funds between trust matters or between trust and general accounts with a full audit trail. Every transfer records the authority, date, amount, and matter reference.

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Bulk Transfer Requisitions

Process multiple trust transfers in a single batch. Particularly useful for conveyancing firms handling concurrent settlements — one requisition, multiple matters, one authorisation.

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Trust Reconciliation

Reconcile the trust account against bank statements with a full trial balance. Law App flags any discrepancy between the ledger total and the bank balance before you finalise.

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Statutory Trust Reports

Generate the statutory reports required for external examination in your state — trust receipts and payments, trust account analysis, and matter-by-matter trust balances.

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Trust Bank Feeds

Connect your trust bank account to Law App's bank feeds. Trust transactions import automatically and sit ready to match against ledger entries, reducing manual reconciliation time.

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Matter Trust Ledger

Every matter shows its current trust balance at a glance. The full trust ledger for each matter records every transaction in chronological order with running balances.

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Audit Trail

Every trust transaction is logged with user, timestamp, matter reference, and authority. The audit trail is immutable — nothing can be deleted, only reversed with a counter-entry.

How it works

Trust and matters. Connected from the start.

Because trust accounting is built into Law App — not integrated from outside — every trust transaction links directly to its matter. There is no import, no sync, and no risk of a mismatch between your trust ledger and your matter records.

Bulk requisitions for high-volume firms.

Conveyancing and property firms often process multiple settlements on the same day. Law App's bulk trust transfer requisition allows multiple matters to be batched into a single authorised transfer run — one approval covering all settlements, with individual matter records maintained automatically.

Each transfer in the batch posts to the correct matter ledger, the trust account, and the audit trail independently. The batch is the authorisation. The ledger entries are individual.

  • Process multiple settlements in one batch
  • Single authorisation for the full requisition
  • Individual matter ledger entries maintained automatically
  • Full audit trail for every transfer in the batch
  • Integrates with inbuilt searches for property settlements
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A reminder on trust compliance: Trust accounting errors are among the most serious matters a law practice can face. Law App's trust module is built to Australian compliance requirements — but software does not replace good process. If you have questions about trust compliance in your state, speak to your law society.

Common questions

Questions about Law App trust accounting

What firms ask before they switch.

Is Law App trust accounting compliant in all Australian states?
Law App trust accounting is compliant with Australian state trust accounting requirements. NSW Law Society certification is currently being applied for. Statutory trust reports required for external examination are built in.
Does Law App have a trust ledger?
Yes. Law App includes a full trust ledger with matter-by-matter trust balances, receipts, payments, and transfers. Every transaction is recorded against the matter and the trust account simultaneously. Running balances are visible at all times.
Can Law App do bulk trust transfers?
Yes. Law App includes bulk trust transfer requisitions, allowing multiple trust transfers to be processed in a single authorised batch. This is particularly useful for conveyancing firms handling multiple settlements on the same day.
Does Law App produce trust reconciliation reports?
Yes. Law App produces full trust reconciliation reports including the trial balance, trust receipts and payments report, and the statutory trust account analysis required for external examination in all Australian states.
Is trust accounting included or is it an add-on?
Included. Trust accounting is fully included in Law App's standard per-file subscription. There is no separate trust module, no additional fee, and no integration with a third-party system required.
Talk to the team

See the trust accounting in action.

Call or email Caelun to book a time. Demonstrations are conducted by Kelly Mills — Law App's trust compliance and implementation specialist with 27 years of legal software experience. The session takes about 20 minutes and covers trust receipts, payments, reconciliation, and bulk transfers.

Certified in Australian state compliant — NSW in progress
Per file pricing — no per-user charges
Single year contracts only
Data on Azure Australia East — always
Caelun Richardson-Lester
Account Executive
0488 899 408 caelun@lawsupport.com.au Book a demonstration
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